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To-morrow, The Cabinet. On Monday, Man and Wife, , On Tuesday, The Inconstant. ' On Wednesday, rhe Haunted Tower. • _ tz-,7 ~....;-1 „.• • . , --.- - ~..... . •_,• .... , 4 :._. ....4,1;:. .....,, ‘'ff.',..' > - '• ;- : : ::::: ; :- .- ";i .- i . p ' ' 7 '''.•; - -,' ~ ', . .e ., .•'-t..,-,-( i: f...—:'::,,, , v ~,_ .' .- .. ____,:;., --- :tii:`, , , i,.- i -,'ff 1.. AFFIDAVIT Of SIR RICHARD PUILLITS. Sir Richard Phillips, or irid g e-street, illackfriar , ; in the City of I,oodon, Knight; tuak , th oath and saith, thgt on or about the Bth day of March las! - , this deponent was applied to by Mrs.. Mary Anne Clarke, of *estbourne.-place, Chelsea, in the county of . Midelesei, to publish her Memoirs, and - Certain letters ikritten to her by hi.; 11,iyal Highness the Doke of York, which rpublicati2n this deponent dechOed to engage in. Ant! this Oponetv, further saith, that in the latter end of theSatne month of March, this deponent, under the suppblitiouthat he 'was the proprietor of the said book, .was applied to by the Earl of Moira,. and at reTieSt cominenced - a negoci ition with Mrs. Clarke for t!i - t. suppression , of the said' book aholt to be published by her as aforesaid. And eiisdeponent fa , ther.saith, that in the course of tne treaty , tor the pohlication of the said book, the said Mary Anne Clarke assigned as a reason to this deponent for making the most if the said publication - , that she h3d two thou;anci pounds to pay to Francis Wright, the PlaintiffaLuve,"nained, for the furniture sent in by him to her house in Westbourne-place aforesaid. And when this . pent afterwards negociated with the said Mary'Atine Clarke for the suppression of the said book, the said Mary Anne - Clarke stated, that a' sum of mbney must be given her for the payment of her debts ; and amongst the debts enumerated by her, _ she; the said Mary Anne Clarke, mentioned_ the debt so due from her to the said Plaintiff as aforesaid. AFFIDAVIT OF JAMES GLENIE, ESQ. James Glenie, of Woolwich, in the county of Rent, Esq. maketh oath anti saith, that on or about the 16111 day - of December last, Mary Anne Clarke, of Westbourne-place, in the county of Middlesex, urged this deponent,' -Iwitb tears in her eyes, to ask the Defendant, above-named, to become answera ble himself, or ro procure some friend to be so to the 'Plaintiff above-named fdr the sum' of fiNz: hundred pounds, to be paid in two or three.monthS ;1;2(1 the said Mary Anne Clarke then represented to this ck.'- ponent, that she was" distressed by the ,Plaintiff 's pressing solicitations for Money.' And this depo nent further Said), that he,, this deponent, then in formed the said, Macy Anne Clarke, t hat he could not think - 61 asking the said Defendant to comply with this her request, for that he, the depotrenf', knew the Defendant's determination not to come under any engagement to pay her debts, either to the Plaintiff or to any other person ; but this deponent observed to the said Mary Anne Clarke, that if she could pbint out any method of repaying the sum she wanted in three months,- in that case he, this depo nent,.would speak to the Defendant on, the subjea . ,. 'not doubting but that he, the Defendant, would on such conditions, be disposed.to assist her, the said Mary Anne Clarke, in getting some person or other to afford her such temporary accommodation. And this deponent further saith, that the said Mary Anne Clarke assured this Deponent, she should be able to -repay the money in less than three months, out of the sale of a book she was about to publish. And thii deponent further Sal 1 11, that soon after this con versation had passed between the said tlary Anne Clarke and this deponent, the Said Defendant ea t -e t .,, when this deponent took him into the garden of the 'house in Westbourne-place, and there- men tioned the request the said Mary Ahne Clarke had made. But this deponent saith, that the Defend ant refused to comply therewith ;. and this de ponent further saith, that afterwartio, and about the SOth of December, this deponent, at the request f the defendant, called upon the plaintiff to beg tle,t he would not continue just then to press - the said Mary Anne Clarke tar money, and this deponent in such conversation then informed the plaintiff ; that it was impossible fer the defendant to pay; or engage to ply, the debts of the said Mary A. Clarke, whe ther due to him, the said plaintiff, or to any other person ; and this deponent turther saith, that the' said plaintiff never pretended to this deponent, that there was any debt due to him from the said defen dam, or that the said defendant had, in' any men- ner, bttcome or agreed to become responsibl tor' the furniture supplied by the plaintitf, and sent, into the house at Westbourne-place aforesaid; 'on the con trary thereof, this deponent saith, the said plaintiff represented to this deponent, that he had given cre da to. the M•sry Anne Clarke for the furniture sent into We , tbontile-place, in the hope that she would thereby Se todueed to pay him, the said plain- • tiff; ‘kbieh . lris Royal Highness the Mike 'of York had promised, but afterwards refused to way ; and this. Jeponent. further sad!), he recolleas a conversa tion afterwards taking place between this deponent and the.said. Mary Sune Clarke,in which this depo nent 'observed, that, in the opinion 9f,this deponent, it would be more to the credit of the said Mary Anrie Clarke.: if,..conkidering her situation, she,bad a small er house, And less' expensive furniture.. And -this deponent further saith, that.the said Mary Anne' Clarke 'appearing. displeased at this deponent's rei mark., he, this deponent, informed her, that St'Ver4l of her friends concur, d ‘ with him, this deponent, in opinion ;- and that he, this deponent, had izeard the defendant Make the same remark ; to which the said 'Mark . Anne Clarke, as this deponent 't et; re members, replied;• " what is it to Colonel \Vardle what house and furniture I have? he.is not to ay for it." And this deponent further saith, that he was subpc2naed on the part of the : plaintitf, and tended upon the trial of the said cause, but was nut ,caiied pr examined ;. and this deponent says, he well remembers that the said defendant was anxious that this deponent should be 'egamined as - a witness oar hiy part,..ayd adually sent this deponent with Major Dodd into 'Court for that purpose.